Runaway Rhymes Limited
Runaway Rhymes Limited
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The text of the preacher in Timbuctoo And that of a great divine Are wide apart as the poles of earth, But which will the brighter shine? The words of the one may beckon sleep, While the preacher of Timbuctoo May pluck from the fire a burning brand It depends on the point of view. I have written songs of a soulful kind, Unprinted they still remain; I have voiced some love-lorn madrigals Begotten in pleasant pain; I have sung a few brief lullabys, And mothers have said "How sweet!" I have writte...n hymns for the Sunday-school; I have, hungry, walked the street; I have taken a mythologic tale And placed it in rhyming verse; I have tried to make it cleaner, because It couldn't be very much worse; I have measured its wording carefully And scanned every halting line, Then sent it forth, and the verdict was, "Say, when can you come and dine?" So I'd rather live in the hearts of my friends, And smile while life is sweet, Than lay up treasures in some fair land While, living, I walk the street.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The text of the preacher in Timbuctoo And that of a great divine Are wide apart as the poles of earth, But which will the brighter shine? The words of the one may beckon sleep, While the preacher of Timbuctoo May pluck from the fire a burning brand It depends on the point of view. I have written songs of a soulful kind, Unprinted they still remain; I have voiced some love-lorn madrigals Begotten in pleasant pain; I have sung a few brief lullabys, And mothers have said "How sweet!" I have writte...n hymns for the Sunday-school; I have, hungry, walked the street; I have taken a mythologic tale And placed it in rhyming verse; I have tried to make it cleaner, because It couldn't be very much worse; I have measured its wording carefully And scanned every halting line, Then sent it forth, and the verdict was, "Say, when can you come and dine?" So I'd rather live in the hearts of my friends, And smile while life is sweet, Than lay up treasures in some fair land While, living, I walk the street.
What to read after Runaway Rhymes Limited?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harvey, James Clarence, 1859-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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